Update Lock (Pro) The System Update decoy now holds the whole phone. While it's showing, every other app is locked too, so swiping away from the decoy gets nobody anywhere. Everything unlocks the moment you verify. Turn it on in Decoy Style. Random per App (Pro) Give each protected app its own decoy, chosen at random and kept, so every app fails in its own believable way and looks the same on every visit. Shuffle any app's pick from Protected Apps. Hide in App Switcher (Pro) While a decoy is showing, the protected app is covered in the App Switcher too, so its contents can't be seen there. Set it up per app in Protected Apps. Improvements • Your protected apps list is more robust: one damaged entry can no longer wipe the list, and you'll be told if saved apps couldn't be loaded • Smoother transitions in and out of decoy screens • Completed translations in all 10 languages, with more consistent wording in German

Tamper Lock (Pro) Anyone who can open the Shortcuts app can delete your automations and walk straight into your protected apps. Tamper Lock closes that gap: it locks the Shortcuts app behind your face, so nobody holding your phone can switch your protection off. While Tamper Lock is on, apps can't be deleted either - so Shortcuts can't simply be removed to get around it. Unlock it for a minute at a time from inside Private I. Also in this update - New Support section: rate Private I or send feedback with one tap - Your protected apps list now updates right away instead of after a relaunch - Removing a protected app no longer leaves an old automation showing a decoy - Subscription changes are picked up immediately

• New: Rate Private I and contact support right from the home screen — still 100% private, with no tracking or analytics. • Fixed: Your protected apps list now updates instantly when you add or remove an app (no more reopening the app to see the change). • Fixed: Pro status is now recognized immediately after you subscribe or change plans. • Localization and reliability improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Now available in 10 languages — Private I automatically follows your iPhone's language: Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, and Arabic. Change it anytime in the app or in Settings → Private I → Language. - New: Lifetime Pro access — Prefer to pay once? Get every Pro feature forever with a one-time purchase, alongside the existing yearly and monthly plans. - iCloud Backup for intruder photos - Per-app decoy style overrides - Bug fixes and reliability improvements — smoother auto-lock behavior and other under-the-hood fixes. iCloud Backup for intruder photos

Here's what's new in 1.3: Bug fixes - Intruder alert no longer flashes before the decoy screen — on cold-start, the "Intruder Detected" alert was briefly appearing before the decoy when opening a protected app - Passive intruder photo no longer captures the owner - PIN auth now also cancels passive capture - Auto-lock survives force-quit — if the app was killed while showing the Face ID prompt, relaunching it now correctly re-shows the decoy instead of granting access Features - App Store review prompt

- Face ID is now used for verification — no face enrollment needed. Set up is faster, more reliable, and powered by Apple's Secure Enclave - 4 new decoy screens — Low Battery, Overheating, Storage Full, and Account Suspended (Pro) - CarPlay unlock — new secret way to trigger Face ID - Forgot PIN — recover access via Face ID and set a new PIN without losing your setup - Improved intruder capture — better timing so you're never accidentally photographed as an intruder - How to Use guide — find it in the app if you ever need a refresher - Fixed post-onboarding flow — Private I now opens to the home screen instead of the decoy after completing setup - Private I can now lock itself after a configurable period of inactivity - Options: Never, 1 Minute, 5 Minutes, 1 Hour, or Immediately - Found in Settings → Appearance & Security → Auto-Lock - When it fires, Face ID is prompted immediately on foreground — no secret trigger needed - Persists across force-quit and relaunch - After adding a protected app, a sheet appears confirming the app is protected and listing all three unlock triggers (volume buttons, 10-tap, long-press PIN) - Ensures users are never left wondering how to get back into a protected app

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